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Marine rewilding takes root in the Baltic

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The Rewilding Oder Delta team have begun planting the first pilot seagrass meadows on Germany's Baltic coast this summer, testing restoration methods for common eelgrass (Zostera marina) around the island of Ruden as part of the Blue Stepping Stones initiative funded by the German Federal Environmental Foundation.

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This is a pilot-scale trial designed to test whether the methods work; scaling up across the Baltic will require further monitoring and refinement.

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